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Declarative: A statement (I eat)
Imperative: A command (Eat!)
Interrogative: A question (Do I eat?)
Exclamation: An explanation (I eat!)
Taking into consideration that a plot complication is when a further detail is revealed regarding the conflict. Said detail can be directly related to the conflict or simply be an inconvenience representing further difficulty to solving the central conflict. In Arthur Miller's The Crucible, act 2, lines 419–431, Mary is defending herself from John Proctor's threat to whip her by her argument on how she saved Elizabeth's life (Proctor's wife) by being present in Salem on that day. The fact that Elizabeth has been accused is a complication because it shows a new detail about the central conflict of the play. If the main conflict is revealing the fake nature of the witch trials, the complication revealed here is that Abigail is the one accusing Elizabeth (considered an honorable woman)<span> to take her place as Proctor's wife (lines 490-499). </span>
I think it’s C
Hope it’s right
In the parable "The Prodigal Son", the ring, the robe, and the party symbolize forgiveness for wrongdoings (d). The parable opens with the youngest son expressing his desire to receive his inheritance from his father. His father gave him his inheritance which he soon squandered on parties and entertaining his friends. When he has spent his entire inheritance, his friends all deserted him, and he ended up living in a pig stye feeding the pigs. Eventually, he came to his senses and went home to beg his father to allow him to be a servant. His father welcomed him home, put a ring on his finger, gave him a robe to wear and organised a welcoming home party for him.